Rama’s Story, English Play based on Gopal Sharman's The Ramayana

Date and Time : 12-13 October 2019, 5pm to 5:55pmAdd to Calendar 12/10/2019 17:00 13/10/2019 17:55 Asia/Kolkata Rama’s Story, English Play based on Gopal Sharman's The Ramayana Must check for Details and on Event day before visiting :
https://www.delhievents.com/2019/10/theatre-ramas-story-play-gopal-sharmans-ramayana-akshara-baba-kharak-singh-marg.html Akshara Theatre, 11-12 B, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, New Delhi - 110001 DD/MM/YYYY

Entry : Tickets at Rs. 250, Available at :
Online : BookMyShow
Note : For 6 years old and above.

Venue : Akshara Theatre, 11-12 B, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, New Delhi - 110001 
Landmark : Next to RML Hospital Emergency Gate 5
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Parking : Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital public parking or Inside Akshara Theatre

Event Description :  Akshara Theatre presents Rama’s Story, English Play based on Gopal Sharman's The Ramayana

Gopal Sharman’s contemporary dramatic interpretation of The Ramayana in English took the international theatre world by storm from the 70’s through to the 90’s when it was performed by legendary actress Jalabala Vaidya in a solo tour de force on Broadway, the West End, United Nations Headquarters, National Theatres of Europe, Canada and 35-plus cities and towns in India.

Now Gopal Sharman’s Ramayana is seen in a new avatar, as a play for intelligent children with questing and curious minds. Important episodes from the play are woven into a stimulating story, creating an exciting and innovative theatrical experience. The play is best enjoyed by children between 7 and 14 years.

It is a story of the magic of theatre and the grace of Shri Rama “in whose grace the dumb babble love’s profundities and the lame prance gaily over unscaled peaks”.

Directed by Anasuya Vaidya and performed by Akshara’s Diksha students Sharan Makhijani, Aadya Sinha,  Ujaan Sen, Rudrapriyam, Arjun Goel and others.

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